Bloomsbury Music, Art and Performance from Liszt to Riot Grrrl - Bloomsbury

Explore the profound intersection of music and visual arts across two centuries of creative history. This interdisciplinary anthology traces how music shaped artistic expression from late Romanticism through modernism to postmodernism, beginning with Franz Liszt's celebrity status in print portraiture and extending to Riot Grrrl's feminist performance politics. Spanning Western art to Middle Eastern traditions, the essays examine intra-art relations and the musicalization of art as a central experience in both visual and performing arts. Ideal for scholars, artists, and enthusiasts seeking to understand how musical thinking has influenced and transformed creative practice across disciplines and cultural boundaries.